Looking towards a new era: Taiwan Ballet Company
A bit more than a splash of the new alongside more familiar things
Don Quixote
Birmingham Royal Ballet announces 2019/20 season, including Carlos Acosta’s Don Quixote
Collaborations with Ballet Black and Carlos Acosta, Balanchine and Twyla Tharp and more
Danke, Reid! Stuttgart Ballet’s Reid Anderson farewell gala
22 dances in a fabulous celebration evening
Extravagant and exuberant: Dutch National Ballet in Don Quixote
Maia Makhateli is a feisty Kitri, flirting boldly
Hamburg Ballet ends the season with a bang with the Nijinsky Gala XLIII
With guests from Vienna State Ballet and the National Ballet of China
Old favourites, new challenges: Russian Ballet Icons Gala
A tribute to Diaghilev that looked backward, showcased the contemporary and offered something new
Yuri Grigorovich, master Russian choreographer, reaches his 90th birthday
As he celebrates his 90th birthday on January 2nd, Charlotte Kasner looks at the colossus of Russian choreographers that is Yuri Grigorovich, his times and his work. Yuri Nikolayevich Grigorovich was born in 1927 in Leningrad, ten years after the October revolution that swept imperialism away and just three years after the death of Lenin … Read more
A revisioned and meaty Don Quixote from the Semperoper Ballet
A revisioned plot now offers five meaty principal roles, generous in both dance and characterisation.
Spanish fun: Singapore Dance Theatre in Don Quixote
Uneven dancing but a production that is an absolute joy